• Q : Proportion of all american teenagers....
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    The proportion of all American teenagers who have a television in their bedrooms. The proportion of these 2032 teenagers who have a television in their bedrooms

  • Q : Estimate the average age of the residents....
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    Suppose that you want to estimate the average age of the residents in your community. Is this number a parameter or a statistic? Explain.

  • Q : Probability of not detecting the impurity....
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    The probability of not detecting the impurity if it is absent is .90. The prior probabilities of the impurity being present and being absent are .40 and .60, respectively. Three separate experiments

  • Q : Mean of sixty-seven days and standard deviation....
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    Suppose the incubation period for land turtle eggs is normally distributed with a mean of sixty-seven days and standard deviation of 7.4 days:

  • Q : Probability of success....
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    Ten trials are conducted in a Bernoulli process in which the probability of success in a given trial is 0.3. If x = number of successes, find:

  • Q : Time lost between test....
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    A patient receiving a yearly physical examination and must have 16 checks or tests performed. The sequence in which the tests are conducted is important because the time lost between test will vary

  • Q : Disclose personal information....
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    Website visitors are often loath to disclose personal information when making a purchase on the Internet. Despite safeguards in place, nearly 60% of all consumers who make purchases on the Internet

  • Q : Department of an automotive dealership....
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    The auto parts department of an automotive dealership sends out an average of 8 special orders daily. The number of special orders is assumed to follow a Poisson distribution.

  • Q : Nationwide proportion of no-money-down loans....
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    Calculate the probability that at least 12 in a sample of 20 first-time buyers would take out no-money-down loans if San Francisco's proportion is the same as the nationwide proportion of no-money-d

  • Q : Null hypothesis and the measure of effect size....
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    If the sample variance is s2 = 64, then conduct a hypothesis test to evaluate the significance of the treatment effect and calculate r2 to measure the size of the treatment effect. Use a two-tailed

  • Q : Evaluate the effect of a treatment....
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    A researcher selects a sample from a population with m = 30 and uses the sample to evaluate the effect of a treatment. After treatment, the sample has a mean of M = 32 and a variance of s2= 6. Which

  • Q : Measures of central tendency....
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    You are collecting data, asking participants about their religious background. Choices include: Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu, Atheist, Agnostic, Pagan, and Other. Which measures of cen

  • Q : Expected number of breakdowns....
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    What is the expected number of breakdowns in any given day? What is the variance and standard deviation for this distribution?

  • Q : Reject the null hypothesis....
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    A hypothesis test produces a t statistic of t = 2.20. If the researcher is using a two-tailed test with a = .05, how large does the sample have to be in order to reject the null hypothesis

  • Q : Use of computerized system and hospital mortality....
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    Is there an association between the use of computerized system and hospital mortality? In a large-scale hospital study, the study investigator randomly sampled 35 hospitals from all hospitals in Tex

  • Q : Delivery performance....
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    Supplier on-time delivery performance is critical to enabling the buyer? organization to meet its customer service commitments. Therefore, monitoring supplier delivery times is critical.

  • Q : Question regarding the central limit theorem....
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    Based on a sample of 64 students , Healthy Lifestyles Incorporated (HLI) wouild like to apply the central limit theorem to make various estimates.

  • Q : Draw a well-labeled curve....
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    Assume a normal distribution. Draw a well-labeled curve for each part. Round both to two decimal places.

  • Q : Draw a well-labeled curve....
    Basic Statistics :

    Assume a normal distribution. Draw a well-labeled curve for each part.

  • Q : Draw a well-labeled curve....
    Basic Statistics :

    Assume a normal distribution. Draw a well-labeled curve for each part.

  • Q : Estimate of the risk measure that was chosen....
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    Using the reported data, what is the estimate of the risk measure that was chosen? What is the study design that the investigators used?

  • Q : Probability of successfully working....
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    Assume that three industrial processes (A, B and C) are independent. If the probability of successfully working for 8 hours is .99 for process A, .95 for process B, and .80 for process C, then:

  • Q : Question regarding the bionomial distribution....
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    What is the probability that exactly two of these three samples will contain four or more of these diatoms? Unsure, if you use poisson then use bionomial distribution.

  • Q : Record the sample mean return rates....
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    A particular investment fund is comprised of more than 1000 companies world-wide that are considered to be socially responsible investments. The average return rate for the companies in this fund l

  • Q : Determine the following probabilities....
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    Suppose that f (x) = e-(x-7.4) for 7.4 < x and f (x) = 0 for x ? 7.4. Determine the following probabilities. Round your answers to three decimal pl

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